oooooooooooooooooo . 6:00 and we are live in palo alto this morning at a inquire housing complex where resident -- at a senior housing complex where residents there are shaken. a gunman walked into the front office and shot and killed a man before turning the gun on himselfment now, more on what

police and neighbors are saying about the violent confrontation. it is friday, march march 20th. good morning to you. i am tori campbell. pam cook is off today. >> you are in early. >> yes. >> good morning, tori. good morning. i am dave. let's talk -- i am dave clark. let's talk the man that knows all about theularity. >> the red -- ularity. the tie is nice. >> thank you. you can see the system here getting closer, right there. we may see light rain north of santa rosa. 41 in napa and fog. santa rosa 43 and fog. 40s an 5s for everyone else. livermore is 48. a big difference between napa,

concord and fairfield. we usually don't see that much of a difference. here is the system coming in. a lot of it driving northward. much better in arizona than it was yesterday. things are calming down there. a lot of shower activity there yesterday and rain. for us increasing clouds. some sun in the morning and clouds roll in in the afternoon. nice and average on the temperatures, a little cooler. patchy fog at the coast and inland. mainly low to mid 70s. an update in ten minutes about what is in store for the weekend. here is the man with the plan on your traffic for a friday. steve, thank you very much. we will start off with a look at the east bay commute this time and get right to the bay bridge toll plaza -- i am sorry, the san mateyo toll plaza and commute as we move out to the high-rise. traffic is moving along well. the bay bridge toll plaza traffic showing a little slowing at the toll plaza.

a minor non-injury crash here that may have slowed traffic a bit, but again, noninjury, they moved it out of the bay and things are back open at the bay bridge toll plaza. south bay northbound 101 traffic looks all right. a minor crash near 101 and 280. and crowding between hayward, union city and free month. 6:02. back to the desk. the identities of two men involved in a murder-suicide in palo alto could be released later today after their families are notified. a gunman walked into a senior housing complex, detectives say, and targeted the victim. janine de la vega is live in palo alto where the complex remains under watch this morning. good morning, janine. >> reporter: tori, police are still on the scene at the senior apartment complex here near mill field road and charleston. an officer on the first floor is guarding the crime scene.

they when excueding search warrants and go through computer files. around 3:30 yesterday afternoon a resident caught a glimpse op someone injured in an ale activator. palo alto investigators found a man dead with a handgun in his lap of what looked like a self inflicted gunshot wound. and a man in an office in the same building had been shot multiple times. the investigators determined the man in the elevator shot the man in the office and then shot himself. it is unknown if the person worked at the complex. >> we will continue to look into any possible relationship these had once we have their -- relationships they had once we have their identities revealed and automatics or something that may have led up to what happened. >> reporter: police say what happened inside the building was an isolated incident and have not responded to prior incidents at the complex. neither has been has been

identified yet. one was in his 60s. the other was in his 70s. both of them lived here and the officer is waiting for the coroner to identify them. nobody from the complex ever reported hearing gun shots. this came in, again, as a medical call. there is a lot of investigation to be done here. tori? >> that is interesting. thank you, janine. it is coming up on 6:05. later this morning a judge will hear a motion on when to kick a violent sexual predator out of a walnut creek neighborhood. 73-year-old charles cristman was convicted of several sexual assaults on boys in san francisco about 25 years ago. contra costa prosecutors are fighting to evict him because of an unusually high number of boy that is live in the neighborhood. also, the decision to put him there was made by a san francisco judge without any prior notice to the contra costa da's office. boy, a rolling gunbattle and shootout that went from west oakland to henryville and

injured two people is under investigation this morning. here is video from oakland outside a best buy store on mandela parkway where it all ended. reportly the violence started ated aline and 40th street and the search for evidence and shell casings go on. two people were wounded and taken to the hospital in serious condition. so far there is no word of any arrest. now more on how angry west oakland residents are pressuring the police chief about the violence in the community. >> yes. >> reporter: at the community meeting last night west oakland neighbors say they want to see police officers sew up sooner when there is trouble. many believe a faster police

response to last week's shootout may have prevented the killing of the mother in front of her home. >> she wouldn't doing anything. she was in the street protecting her kids. we are frustrated, beyond frustrate. >> reporter: a whole lot of neighbors packed this rec center last night, putting police chief shaun wendt in the hot city over issues of slow responses by the police. [stay tuned -- audio system is dropping out, faint or unclear] . >> all right. we temporarily lost alex's transmission. we will get back to the report about the details of the meeting in oakland last night. in the meantime, the family of a man charged in at the time of shameel pierce is apologizing to her family. anthony simms, the 19-year-old murder defendant, was in court but did not enter a plea yesterday. he is one of three suspects in custody. simms mother talked about the tragic killing outside the

courtroom and says she is sorry. >> i consol him and forgave him. for my children, i know how i feel. i have grandchildren and everything and children myself. so, i apologize on their behalf. >> now, police also arrested 29-year-old jerry harbin and 29- year-old sheldon mcdaniels in the case, all charged with murder. police say the investigation continues. and we will check back with ktvu's alex savage about the meeting held in oakland last night. the commute meeting where the police chief was pressured by the police, the folks in west oakland. alex savage, where are you? >> reporter: yes. we are here, dave. >> please pick up. that was quite a meeting last night between the west oakland residents and the police chief of oakland? >> reporter: yes, it was a very emotional meeting here. we can hopefully show you some of the video of the meeting.

a lot of neighbors showed up and put police chief shaun wendt on the hot seat over a variety of issues including police response time and officer turnover. the department is facing criticism particularly after the killing of shameel pierce last week. the mother of three caught in the cross fire and killed be i a stray bullet. the chief admits there is room for improvement when it comes to response times, but there is still work to be done in west oakland. >> i am pleased with the response times but there is still work to do. i am optimistic we are moving in the right direction. >> reporter: the chief pointed out his department is chronically understaffs, a major issue, but he is looking at ways to improve response times. the chief said the department is working with the city to try to shut down nope drug houses

as fast as -- known drug houses as fast as yesterday. in fact, police were just trying to clear out a vacant home linked to last week's deadly gunbattle. >> there is dialogue going on. >> reporter: yes. the city of richmond is looking at a new way to keep vandals and thieves out of abandoned houses and reduce blight. [shooting and gunfire] >> it looks like a window, but in this case materials you can see are virtually indestructible. you can hit it as hard as you want but it won't break. it is called secure view, an alternative to plywood put up in abandoned houses to protect windows. city officials plan to install secure view on homes being rehabilitated. >> and we can reuse the product

and fake it to the next -- take it to the next property after we complete the rehappen. >> since plywood has to be replaced so often, clear view product will be cheaper in the long run. a man who pleaded guilty to a 2012 hit-and-run, spencer smith, pleaded guilty to felony hit-and-run and one count of vehicular manslaughter last november in the best of 58- year-old bo hu. he was visiting dublin when he was hit in the intersection of dougherty and fall creek road on may 15, 2012. smith was arrested three days after the crash. ktvu obtained report that is show a trucking company involved in a deadly crash this week has a history of safety violations. on monday a big rig slammed into a closed restaurant on railroad avenue in pittsburg and burst into flames. the driver of the truck was

killed. the report shows that roby trucking company of vallejo has so many violations, the chp was keeping tabs on it every 120 days instead of every two years. the violations include overloaded truck, faulty steering and failing brakes. a company from pleasanton has con a new contract to demolish part of -- hat a new contract to demolish part of the lower span of the east bay bridge. it is less than the $93 million caltrans estimated for the job. the company will lower large pieces of the bridge on to barges and then scrapping them elsewhere. the work will take about three years to come complete. san mateyo county deputies are warning about the most recent mountain lion sighting in pose can a dermic needles row in. the last ten days three farm animals have been killed by a mountain lion in the area of ranch road west and groverdale

road. witnesses reported they saw a big mountainline in the same -- mountain lion in the same general area. a student at freedom high school sent a letter to parents alerting them a student may have been exposed to whooping cough. it is commonly spread through the air when an ill person coughs or sneezes. it can cause severe choking, coughing and vomiting. the school issued a similar alert last september. our time is 6:13. it was an early morning fire in san francisco. at least one person was hurt. we will tell you what firefighters found when they arrived at this scene. up next, he is accused of taking to social media to threaten a bay area sheriff's deputy who gave him a ticket. the serious threats made and what the sheriff's department is now doing about it. >> if you are driving in the north bay right now, the drive from in a have a doe to san

rafael is a nice one. traffic is moving well through the 580 interchange. we will tell you about this commute and other commutes in the east bay, coming up. >> the last day of winter yesterday. it sure felt like spring had already sprung. but will it today? we will to you about the changes, coming up. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models.

. well, good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 6:16. a man from san mateyo county

was arrested. he posted threats online that targeted a sheriff's deputy. the sheriff's department says it appears to be related to a vehicle emissions ticket given by a deputy in half moon bay. he posted the online photo of the ticket and of the deputy who gave him the ticket. authorities say the social media post got more ominous from there. someone who saw the post notified authorities. one post even referred to bombing the deputy's squad car. >> it turned out there were a variety of threats, very specific threats, involving wanting to kill the deputy, wanting to hurt the deputy in general, blowing people up. >> the san mateyo county sheriff department served a search warrant at ron keogh's home in gray nay da and took him in custody because of the threats. electric car maker tesla announced software upgrades to end so-called range anxiety for

drivers. drivers can search for charging stations as they approach them and will be able to tell if the charging station is busy or out of service. well, fiat has a new commercial. it was made in the bay area. the background was at the island from waterfront drive. and the ncaa today. number 14 seed georgia state pulled off an incredible victory with number three seed baylor, with an incredible shot that would have made any father proud. yes, just ask the head coach ron hunter.

that is him in the chair on the sidelines with just 2.7 seconds remaining. his son, r.j., made an amazing three point shot to win the game. the final score 57-56. knocked coach hunter right out of his chair and he was seated on a rolling stool because less than a week ago he tore his achilleas tendon winning the sunbelt conference championship. he can't believe it. can you imagine? i cannot watch my boys when they play sports. i am so nervous. oh, my gosh. he is so excited. that is the fun thing about the sports. especially for college. these are college kids out there trying their best. really cool. >> love that! 6:19. sal, when you come back, i have to say happy birthday to someone who watches us every morning as he works out in the gym. former mayor willy brown. >> really? >> willy brown. >> i just saw willy recently. he is always in good form. >> he looks great.

i don't think he will mind me saying he is turning 81. he always talks about what his age is. he works out and watches us in the gym in the morning and always makes remarks about my tie or something! but i love him! >> may i say, he dresses impeccably. >> impeccably! we have to say happy birthday to willy. >> i will dedicate this traffic report to you, willy. let's go right out to the willy brown traffic report. he already has a bridge. now he has a traffic report. good morning everyone, and willy. let's take a look at the morning commute. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza to get on the willy brown bridge here westbound to san francisco. a 20 to 25 minute delay before you make it onto the span. there are no problems on the span itself, but there a little back up now. if you are driving on interstate 880 north and southbound in oakland, it is nice. perhaps you are taking a flight

at the oakland airport, traffic is moving well in both directions. a little further down the road, and further because distance further, southbound 880 at 238, slow traffic building there. it continues down to highway 92. it is 6:20. to you, steve? can i share another willy brown, really quick? >> yes, sir. >> a man's tie never looks better than the first time he ties it, he always said. the knot is perfect. that is true. after that it is never the same. i agree with him 100% on that. when you tie that new tie the first time it looks great. after that it is just not the same. that is true! we had temperatures yesterday in the upper 70s and 80s, low 80s, my goodness, way above average, a good 12 to 14 degrees above where we should be. a little fog creeped in. yesterday santa rosa 78.

livermore 82. concord 81. today 70s, low to mid. these temperatures will continue to come down into the weekend. a lie cloud deck is there with a leading edge in the picture. some morning sun, then increasing clouds and we will turn partly cloudy to mostly cloudy here in the north bay later on. napa airport 41. made it to 38. concord is 51. fairfield 50. they are not that far apart. 48 in livermore. 40s for novato and santa rosa. bodega bay made it to 52. they have been 55. now 54. still a little above average. san francisco and monterey 56. water temps are averaging just above where they should with. i like to see a little colder than that. the cloud cover is on the move here. nationally it is not really cold, cold, but it is cold enough where they will get snow, a wet snow from washington to new york to boston, much of the northeast. buffalo and toronto. and south of that it is rain. they can't get out of it.

40s to 60s in southern california. a warm 53 in blue canyon. a lot of cloud cover. much better in arizona today. everything is okay compared to yesterday there. sun and clouds for us. nice, a little cooler especially at the coast and bay. patchy fog at the coast and a little inland. a lot of high clouds on the move. 60s to 70s. antioch yesterday was 82. we will go 78 today. still pretty warm but temperatures will be heading down. clouds, mostly cloudy as we go into the weekend. maybe rain late sunday and monday. tori? the time is 6:23. a 4th bat in the east bay tests positive for rabies. in 20 minutes a closer look at the problem and why officials say it is especially disturbing. and new fallout in the san francisco police department involving racist and homophobic text messages.

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. welcome back. the time is 6:26. a disturbing story in mississippi. the fbi investigating the hanging death of an african- american man discovered in the woods near his home. the victim was 54-year-old otis byrd. he was last seen going into a nearby casino on march 2nd. his family reported him missing several days later.

his body was found hanging from a tree with a bed sheet tied around his neck. authorities say it is too early to know if his death was a homicide or suicide. 6:26. an openly gay san francisco police officer who is accused of exchanging racist and homophobic text messages with other officers has resigned from the department. 46-year-old michael robson was one of four officers reassignd in the wake of the scandal. his attorney calls the resignation a tough decision since robson has worked for the department for 23 years. the attorney says that robson was quote very proud of the work he did, but it is hard to see a successful career after a scandal like this. our time now is 6:27. the bay area community coming together, voicing concerns after the tragic killing of a young mother. >> it is just dumb luck that my neighbors in my neighborhood haven't been killed like she was. >> some say that shooting may

have been avoided if the police had arrived sooner. in 20 minute, how the police chief is responding. >> we are live in san francisco where one person is -- where two people are displaced after a fire in a garage in the excelsior district. we will tell you what investigators are telling us. >> we are looking at a commute where traffic in the south bay is getting a little busier. this is a live look at 2:37. we will give you a look at the commute head into san jose. >> winter has left the build building. spring fever starts today!

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. well good morning to you. welcome back. we are live in san francisco. this is what we are focused on. we are at the excelsior

district. one person there was rushed to the hospital after an early morning fire right here. you can see some of the damage. this is just some of it. there is even more you can't see from this angle. ktvu fox 2 tara moriarty is there now. in minutes she will till why arson investigators are at the scene as we speak. good morning, thank you for joining us for mornings on 2. it is friday, march march 20th. i am dave clark. >> and i am tori campbell. pam cook has the day off. it is 6:30, so you are not behind schedule. let's check in with steve for a look at the weather and spring starts later this afternoon. >> yes. a little spring fever there. thank you very much. a little elvis there. 3:44. my goodness, almost felt like early summer yesterday. i mean, temperatures were in the 80s for many. not that warm today. mild to warm, though. mostly clear in the morning. higher clouds will work their way in later on. mostly sunny in the morning and then mostly cloudy in the

afternoon. kind of a beautiful picture here. this it is for winter. then winter in the morning, spring in the afternoon. you can see how the next cloud band is getting close. 41 in napa. they had a reading of 38 and fog. santa rosa had fog. 40s in half moon bay, redwood city, oakland airport is 48. we will see temperatures today on the mild side. a little cooler by the coast. overall because the clouds are on the increase. if there is any rain will it be late tonight and tomorrow and well to the north. much quieter today in arizona than yesterday. the system has moved out that pummeled them yesterday. sun in the morning here and clouds in the afternoon. patchy fog inland that will burn off. 60s and low 70s today. sal what, is happening? >> you caught me rocking out to spring love. >> spring love? >> yes. a dj thing. for people watching right now.

i know, chelsea is going hey! you caught me on tv doing that. one of my producers is working on this right now. let's get to the traffic and talk about the commute. if you are driving into san francisco, i want to mention the traffic will be okay. in san jose or out of san jose, it works differently. people drive out of san jose to get into the valley. that is a nice looking commute northbound so far. it is getting a little more crowded though. 101, by the way, is getting a little crowded approaching sunnyvale, but the south bay commute has a little opportunity to get ahead of the crowd. let's take a look at 880. stop and go traffic past 92 as we head down to the union city area. no major problems there. we are talking the bay bridge. the traffic is backed up for a 20 minute delay getting onto the bridge. 63:003. back to the desk. >> new this morning an

investigation is under way in san francisco as to what sparked a fire in a building at the excelsior district. one person was hurt and others have been displaced by the fire. ktvu fox 2 tara moriarty is there. there is a lot of damage there, tara? >> reporter: there is. there is a pile of rubble actually in the street here in the excelsior district home. the char marks are on the outside of the building. inside the gate there it is gutted. this is cell phone video we want to show you taken by a neighbor showing the flames which broke out around midnight. there is a day care center either in this building or next door. when crews arrived earlier this morning the garage or bottom floor was engulfed by flames. they were able to get the fire under control. one person was transported to the hospital. we are not sure what their injuries are or what condition they are in. the stench of smoke is unbearable. there appears to be no electricity.

crews had to cut fire. no word yet on exactly what caused this fire or what the damage estimates are. live from san francisco, i am tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you, tara. in the meantime, a 13-year- old girl has now died. one week after her family's san francisco apartment was engulfed in flames. her gather died -- her father died from his injuries over the weekend at 24th and treat in the mission district. her mother and two brothers were hurt but have since be opinion released from the hospital. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. and an investigation in antioch is going on into yesterday morning's deadly bus crash. police are checking report as car ran a stop sign at davidson drive and burrwood way and pulled right in front of the tridelta bus. four people on the bus had to be treated for minor injuries. the driver of the car is dead. and a shoot-out in west

oakland to emory activelilet two people in serious condition. it started last night at adeline and 40th street and endd in the parking lot of the best buy store in emoryville. the search for evidence and suspects continues. two people wounded were taken to the hospital. that shooting happened as oakland police were right in the middle of a community meeting about the rising violence in the city and the tragic killing of an innocent mother as she tried to protect her children from gunfire. ktvu's cameras caught police running as the call came in. we have more now on how west oakland residents put pressure on oakland's police chief at the meeting. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you in west oakland. as you can imagine there is a lot of anger over the shooting death of a mother in a home caught in the middle of gunbattle. there is also frustration over police responses in those cases, front and center issues

during a community meeting here last night. >> every time we call the police they don't show up until they decide to show up. >> sir, sir -- . >> reporter: plenty of neighbors packed this rec center. they put oakland's police chief shaun rent on the hot seat over -- wendt in the hot seat over the issue of slow response times after the killing of chyemil pierce, the mother of three, shot in front of heifer home last week and killed by a stray bullet trying to protection her children from the gunfire. the shotout that killed pierce started with a fight up the street outside a home known for drugs and violence. on that particular day police got 9-1-1 calls about a heated argument outside the home but officers didn't bond to the block until gunfire was reported. last night we asked chief wendt

directly act how he feel that is situation was handled. >> the call initially came in as an argument, unfortunately not an uncommon call for the oakland police department to get. we want to respond as quickly as we can to those calls but it is all a response of how many officers are available and how many calls are outstanding. >> reporter: it is obviously unfortunate but the police are working with the city to shut down known drug houses like the one last week linked to this shootout. chief pointed out violence crime has fallen in west oakland. while he feels things are moving in the right direction, he acknowledged in last night's meeting there is quite a bit more work to do in a that neighborhood. >> i am sure many people would agree with that. thank you, alex. the time now is 6:38. a man suspected of sexual assaulting a 10-year-old boy in oakland is behind bars.

miguel baraha is being held in custody. the boy told police baraha approached him as the boy was walking on 98th avenue in east oakland around 3:00 in the afternoon. the boy said baraha lured him to a nearby area and assaulted him. volunteer helicopter medic and cub scout leader from concord is facing child pornography charges. 45-year-old james brazil was arrested last week. he has been suspended from the dutys in the department's helicopter unit. brazil has a paramedic's license and was a den leader fehr the cub scouts. the boyscouts of america tells the news blog quaker.com that it has severed its ties with brazil and there is no indication there were scouts involved in the case. it has happened again. another bat with rabies found

in the east bay. now four bats tested positive for rabiess in the last six weeks. the first was discovered last month and two more were found in fremont this month. now the latest rabid bat was discovered in sew knoll last saturday. they are known as mexican free- tailed bats. they are not big or blood thirsty. they are about the size of a mouse and feast on insects, but rabies is a possibly deadly disease and health officials are worried about the number of rabid bats sound so early in the year. >> last year we only had two rabid bats for the whole year and now we already have four. >> wildlife experts are estimating 1% of the bat population has rabies. the advicers don't touch them or any other animal that can -- the advice, don't touch hem or any ore animal that can

transfer rabies through bites. the humaine society international says dogs in north korea were kept in small, crowded cages. the dogs were used for dog meat but now the dogs were given up in exchange for money to help the breeder start an agriculture farm. the dogs will now be shipped here and some will head to the morin spca or the fran spca. they will be put up for adoption after medical check- ups. >> we are confident most of them will accept and live happily in the bay area even though they are shy. >> this will be the first time dogs bred and raised for food will be put up for adoption here in california. with no end in site for california's drought, governor

jerry brown announced a $1 billion package to help the state cope with another dry year. governor brown along with legislative leaders from both parties announced the drought relief package ends with very little precipitation again. the record-low snow pack assures california of another dry year. >> this is a struggle. it will be something we have to live with for how long, we are not sure. >> some of the $1 billion in drought relief will be used for emergency water supplies and food for the hardest hit farming communities. $272million will be used to improve the quality of drinking water as well as desalvation projects and recycling water. most of the money comes from bonds already approved by voters. and speaking of drinking, there a beer battle. >> oh, no! >> this one volcanos bart. why the transit agency is taking legal action against a

small brewery in northern california. >> reporter: and speaking of beer, we are live here in san francisco talking about opening of the yard at mission rock. we will tell you more about this, coming up. we know it will be the hangout of sal castaneda. [ laughing ] well, you will have to use the bay bridge with a little bit of a back up at the toll plaza. this is it for winter. we say hello to spring later on this afternoon. it will be a beautiful morning, and also a beautiful day.

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it's what makes a subaru a subaru. . well, welcome back the mornings on 2. it is 6:46. a new san francisco venue with restaurants and shops opens today. it is right near at&t park. it is part of the new pop-up trend. ktvu fox 2's brian flores is the perfect person to send out there. he is live along the china basin to tell us about the yard. what is it all about. good morning, brian! >> reporter: good morning. san francisco is cool and trendy, kind of like you, dave! take a look around. we are live at the rock at mission yard. those are shipping containers. a lot of the seats are locked up, getting ready for today's

opening at noon. there are a lot of food trucks here. it will be awesome. the mission rock yard is set to open today at noon. the timing of it couldn't be better. it is first day of spring and the start of baseball season. it will open to the public 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. seven day as week. it will be opened at noon today. the first thing, the yard is temporary. it is a pop-up village development. many of the restaurants, eatery and shops are made with old shipping container, about 13 of them. and the anchor scene beer garden will be a great place to hang out before or after games with these warm days we have been happening. we have the giants' president and ceo that says this is the beginning of the mission rock neighborhood. >> it is a great environment for before or after a dream

with a great neighborhood. 24th street, chestnut street -- a san francisco neighborhood. >> reporter: this will be here at least for the next few years. ground won't be broken for the mission rock development, the main park, until 17. and other thing that is make this cool are the bleachers. they are pointed toward the ballpark. developers say there could be outdoor concerts there. they are working on a six-acre park. on sundays there will be a farmer's market here as well. definitely this was underutilized for many years before, but this will definitely be the place to be, at least for the next few years. dave, back to you. >> brian, looking at the schedule, they will have power yoga there? >> reporter: oh, really? >> yes, saturdays and sundays. >> reporter: wow! i think that would be fun. if there is yoga outside, they should do it. it when beautiful out here. >> you should sign up for it. >> reporter: i don't think so, tori! [ laughing ]

>> we will check back in later. it is 6:48. sal, maybe you will stop by there. i don't know. >> sal, you have to check it out. >> well, i have my routine. as i go to a lot of baseball games at at&t park, i have my routine but this may have me reconsidering what i could before the game. a little variety. here we are at 6:48. things are getting slower at the carquinez bridge. a 21 minute delay, not bad for much slower commute this is week. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza you will see slowing backed up to a 25 minute delay before you get into san francisco. the slowest freeway on the north bay is 101. happily 85 and 280 are decent alternate routes to get to the

west valley, so today you have a choice. 6:49. now weather with steve. >> we have on this friday a little change on this last morning of winter. springs start this is afternoon at 3:44. if it is springtime it must mean the allergies are awful. linda sent me a facebook message saying my allergies have been bad. well, it is the trees. the grass and pine haven't done anything yet, but the trees, i tell you. the warmest winter ever in san francisco. 72 today. 62 is what it should be. san francisco will go to 66. mountainview 65. 73 in san jose. should be 67. they were 80 yesterday. morning sun and this system will drag across a lot of high and mid level clouds. it will still be on the mild side. not much of a west breeze yet. 40s and 50s on the everywheres. a little fog in napa and toward

santa rosa a couple report there is. bow day da bay made it to 52 -- bodega bay made it to 52. it has been way too warm for much too long. a lot of cloud cover on the way. nationally 30s to the north. then the rain-snow line is move into the picture from washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york and boston. what is new? it is a wet snow. it is not cold, cold, but at least it is snow. south of that is rain. somebody is getting the active weather and it is not us. we have this weak system here. 27 and 53 in blue canyon, very warm. rain maybe on the north coast. in arizona yesterday it was a cloudy, rainy day. today looks to be improved as you see mostly cloudy and partly cloudy skies there but most of the rain there has ended. for us an increase in low and higher clouds. sun in the morning and clouds in the afternoon.

still nice but not as warm as yesterday. patchy fog on the coast will increase later on. 60s and 70s -- still on the mild side here. san rafael a little warmer than normal, in the 70s. antioch was almost 83 yesterday. 78 today. 67 in alameda. livermore 75:00 down 7 from yesterday. gilroy 78. san jose 70s, as well. 60s on the coast. fog there and 70s on the peninsula. tomorrow cool. tomorrow night a weaker system gives way to a stronger one sunday and monday. may be rain late sunday and monday. >> wow. >> not a lot. >> i know. bring on the spring. >> there you go! >> steve, thank you. the time now is 6:52. a some better anniversary today. one year ago 4 # people died -- 43 people died in washington state in the nation's deadliest

landslide. what is being done today to remember those that died in the oso mud slide. and first, more nuclear negotiations under way with iran this morning. and president obama's message directly to the iranian people on why it is more important than ever to reach a deal.

. welcome back. a man assaulted a border agent south of mexico and it is said the agent shot and killed him. the fbi is now investigating what happened. 6:55. goning news overseas. explosions rock two mosques in yemen today. at least 50 people have died and 200 others were injured. the casualty toll could go even higher as search crews look for more victims. while no one has claimed responsibility yet, analysts believe the mosques were targeted because parishioners oppose died and the islamic state. and the african nation of tunisia, today marks 59 years since tunisia gained independence from france but celebrations are tempered because of wednesday's terror attack on a museum that left 23

people dead, including the two gunman. the islamic state terror group claimed responsibility but investigators have not found direct ties between isis and the gunmen. analysts suggest the gunmen may have belonged to extremist cells inspired by isis and tunisia arrested four people who are relatives of one of the gunmen. president obama sending a message directly to the people in iran, urging them to pressure their leaders to accept a reasonable deal to curb iran's nuclear capability. >> now it is up to all of us, iranians and americans, to seize this moment and the possibilities that can bloom in this new season. >> now, the president released that message on the white house website marking the persian new year. forecasters in switzerland reportly agreed for aran to cut 40% of the devices it uses to enrich uranium. in exchange economic sanctions

against iran would be gradually lifted, but there is now word iran left the talks today because they want sanctions removed immediately after a deal is struck. >> the fundamental framework issues are still under comprehensive discussion. obviously that is what the secretary is focused on now during his meetings. >> in the meantime, 360 republican and democratic members of congress sent a letter to the administration saying congress will decide if sanctions imposed in iran should be reduced, not the president. all right. 6:58. a murder-suicide at a palo alto senior housing complex. what police are saying about the investigation this morning. >> and it is see through and virtually indestructible. the new way an east bay city is keeping criminals out of abandoned homes.

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